Articles tagged as Planning

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  GBC Strategic Planning Team to Host Six Days of Facebook Live Events for ISKCON Incorporation Day

  GBC Strategic Planning Team is set to host a six-day series of Facebook Live events celebrating ISKCON Incorporation Day from July 10^th to 15^th.  The theme of the events will be “Reaffirming the Seven Purposes of ISKCON.”

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  ISKCON Strategic Planning Support Team to Assist Temples Tackle Challenges Due to Pandemic

  ISKCON Strategic Planning Support Team, which is a unit of the GBC Strategic Planning Team is extending their support to help devotee communities worldwide to survive, maintain and grow

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  GBC Strategic Planning Team Offers Devotees Support to Face COVID-19 Challenges

  To help devotees stay safe and cope with the challenges caused by the COVID-19 pandemic, the GBC Strategic Planning Team has put together a global task force team that gathers and disseminate both spiritually uplifting and materially useful information. 

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  Does God Laugh at Our Plans?

  “If you want to make God laugh, tell him about your plans.” – Woody Allen. 

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  GBC Organizational Development Meetings Continue in Tirupati

  The arrival of devotees from around the world - among them senior devotees like Niranjana Swami, Radhanath Swami and Malati devi dasi has added to the already spiritually sweet, enlivening atmosphere of ISKCON Tirupati. ISKCON News readers able to read the highlights of initiatives adopted through these meetings over the next few days.

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  ISKCON Strategic Planning Team Needs Help

  ISKCON's Governing Body Commission (GBC) began its strategic planning work to help ISKCON grow into a healthy, sustainable, world-class organization. Srila Prabhupada wanted the GBC to lead ISKCON through good governance and to establish global policies, and he wanted an expansive, thriving movement that served both the public and those who accepted its shelter.

• Dina Sharana Dasi on Leadership for the Future

  Dina Sharana Devi Dasi has been a member of ISKCON’s Governing Body Commission (GBC) since 2010. She shares her thoughts on strategic planning during the GBC meetings in Mumabai, 2013.

   
• Making an Impact by Devamrta Swami
• Bhadrinarayan Das on Strategic Planning

  Badrinarayan Dasa has been a member of ISKCON’s Governing Body Commission (GBC) since 1987.  He became a member of ISKCON in 1970, and was initiated by Srila Prabhupada the following year in Los Angeles.  An eloquent speaker, he is noted for his discourses which link current affairs with spiritual matters in a very relevant and practical way. 
  

• Addressing Real Issues: Radhanath Swami on Strategic Planning

  Radhanath Swami has been a member of ISKCON’s Governing Body Commission (GBC) since 1996.  For the past twenty-five years, besides guiding the development of the ISKCON Chowpatty community in Mumbai, Radhanath Swami has directed a number of acclaimed social action projects including Midday Meals, daily serving over 250,000 plates of pure vegetarian food to the children in the slums of Mumbai. He has also worked to establish missionary hospitals and eye camps, eco-friendly farms, schools and ashrams, an orphanage, and a number of emergency relief programs throughout India. A valuable member of the Strategic Planning Initiatives, he is a part of the Devotee Care Committee. Hear what Radhanath Swami has to say about the Strategic Planning Meetings and how it brings leaders together from around the world to come up with solutions for real issues in our society.

• Importance of the ISKCON Strategic Planning Meetings: Anuttama Dasa

  Anuttama Dasa has been a member of ISKCON’s Governing Body Commission (GBC) since 2000 and is also the Minister for ISKCON Communications. His vision for the future of ISKCON is that it will mature and grow to be a respected and influential culture and religion around the world. A valuable member of the Strategic Planning Initiatives, he is involved in both the Communications and Succession Committees

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  Success Achieved To Date Through GBC Strategic Planning

  Inspiring and thought-provoking presentations were given on a variety of topics, including book distribution, communications, education, and creating effective temple management systems.